Middlesex County has launched a study to see what can be done to improve safety on the five most dangerous county-owned roads.
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This year there might be even more potholes because of the weather. The NJDOT expects to repair more potholes this season than last year.
Senator Patrick’s Diegnan’s bill designed to help ensure new drivers and other road users understand their responsibilities navigating New Jersey’s roadways unanimously passed the Senate Transportation Committee on Monday.
State Department of Transportation officials developed a plan to allow some I-80 east traffic to use a westbound lane to get around the area of a sinkhole in Wharton that closed all eastbound lanes since February 10.
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Route 80 east in Wharton to remain closed two more months for sinkhole repairs Interstate 80 east in Wharton will remain closed for another two months as work to repair damages from the sinkhole continues, the New Jersey Transportation Department announced Friday.
The Jersey City Council narrowly approved a $162,113 contract with engineering firm French and Parrello Associates, PA to design a bike lane in the Heights on Franklin and Manhattan Avenues at last night’s meeting.
China, transparency, bidding, Conduent, TransCore — these are the recurring buzzwords around a lucrative — and controversial — new $1.7 billion contract to operate the New Jersey Turnpike Authority’s E-ZPass program.
Each state across the country has its own list of quirky laws, including for motor vehicles. For example, reports AAA, it is illegal for a woman to drive while wearing a bathrobe in some parts of California. In Little Rock, Arkansas, drivers are not allowed to honk their horns after 9 p.m. "at any place where cold drinks and/or sandwiches are served."
Ride in Monmouth” has officially launched in Monmouth County and will serve as a new transportation initiative replacing Special Citizens Area Transportation (SCAT), the Board of County Commissioners announced Tuesday.
Officials met with the public Thursday to discuss recommendations for the "Connect Warren County" transportation plan. They outlined efforts to develop a plan aimed at reducing traffic fatalities and injuries.
